If they mention this as a concern.

@Anson Young Understand potential concerns there and as we speak to lenders we may need to pivot to another financing option.

Being spread to thin was one of my concerns with purchasing a SFH because of the large down payment requirement.

Main concern is I don't have accurate numbers on sqft, bed/bath or any of that, and the seller is old so he doesn't know.

I'm concerned that me not occupying the unit for the entire year would violate the loan.

@Christopher Hand my biggest concern isn't the dollar amount as those all seem in line with hiring a licensed plumber.

I'm quite concerned that this could escalate into very, very long term eviction moratoriums and rent payment suspensions.   

Would you be concerned investing in a market like Austin or Nashville given how much permitting there has been lately?

My biggest concern is I’m not sure what to do if I don’t find a buyer after getting a contract.

I'm interested in using some portion of that to house hack once I know what city my first full time job will be in.My first concern is, I often see it recommended that people should use a low down payment loan, such as an FHA loan, to purchase a small multifamily property to house hack, but this seems like an excessive amount of leverage to me.